\”Everyone is familiar with the Incredible Hulk. He is a large, intimidating figure that we do not want to anger, and he is famously green. However, Bruce Banner, along with other characters who have taken on the Hulk persona, have been depicted in various colors throughout the years. As the MCU gears up for the introduction of the Red Hulk in Captain America: Brave New World, let’s take a look at the different colored versions of the Hulk from the comics and beyond.
Brown: The Devil Hulk, an alternate persona within Bruce Banner’s psyche, has been depicted in brown. This form embodies Bruce’s negative traits and self-loathing perspective.
Blue: The Enigma Force briefly turned Hulk blue, enhancing his strength and abilities before moving on to a new host.
Orange: Alternate reality versions of the Hulk have been depicted in orange, such as the “Solar Hulk” from the Age of Apocalypse timeline.
Purple: Hulk has been shown as purple when possessed by other beings or when absorbing powers from multiple sources.
Yellow: An AIM-controlled version of the Hulk appeared in yellow, but it was revealed to be a nightmare.
Silver: In alternate stories, Hulk has been depicted in silver, granted the power cosmic by Galactus.
Black: The “Kluh” version of Hulk, representing unbridled rage, has appeared in black.
White: In a comedic story, Hulk appeared in white as part of the Hulk Squad, a government task force.
Skin Tone: Characters like Doc Samson and Tyrone Cash gained Hulk’s powers without changing skin color.
Gray: Hulk originally appeared in gray but was changed to green due to printing limitations. Joe Fixit is a canonical gray Hulk.
Red: Thaddeus Ross transformed into the Red Hulk using a supersoldier program. Joe Fixit briefly took on a red hue after exposure to cosmic rays.
Green: The classic green Hulk we all know and love, representing Bruce Banner’s transformation through gamma radiation.\”